New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-09-25
.BISMARCK'S STRONG RULE.
MEASURES FAVORED BY THE CHANCELLOR
BITTER GERMAN OPPOSITION TO TBEM--rHE CROWN

PRINCES APPLETON - GERMAN RELATIONS
WITH FRANCE AND RUssIA-prRsoNAL NOTES
Copyright; 1887: by the Nsc YORK. Associa,d Press
BERLIN, sept 2I-The Rechstag will reconvene on
November II. l. is clear that the leading domestic
question which will be considered is the revision oil tho
article of the Constitution fixing the duration of Paria
The leaders OF the National Liberals took tho
initiative in l367 In the debate tie Constitution, the
North German Confederation proposing the extension
of the period OF the Reichsag In 1880 the question
again discussed but without result The Govern
ment then proposed to proong the Reichstag from three
to five years, but only obtained uncertain support
Now, however. the situation is changed The National
Liberals again important factor The Govern
ment groups will renew the proposal OF u tive years
Parliament and the Conservatives aud Reichsparte will
support IT, Prince Bismarck privately prompts and will
openly ndorse the proposal, which cannot fail tn obtain
decisive majority. The measure will not, however,
pass without keen and bitter opposition from the
Progressists, who feresee In the transition from
uiennia to quinquepnsti Parlianents tile road toward
triennia Budgets leaving the Go, unrestricted
in the of the National funds. Tho Opposition press
centuries up certain seqnnl TO the alteration of
the restriction OF tho right OF universal
suffrage
MEASURE FRAUGIIT WITH DANGER.
Another project for consideration in the Reichsag that
is certain to raise excited opposition is the Conservative
proposal to abrogate the law against the Socialists.
which law expires September 30, 1893 The social
extending and increasing iii severity the laws relating tn
associations and the press. The Vosis he Zeitng
that instead of relaxing repression the project means
that the exceptional laws affecting the Socialists will be-
converted into laws against all the Opposition parties.
Nothing really definite is yet known Regarding the
scope OF the bill The leaders of the Ministerial groups
reported To b. in agreement on the measure There
hope that the Prugressst press cvaggratcs
the character OF the proposals, which, truly stated
show yrannous exercise or the power OF the majority
that may lead to reyusion OF feeling throughout the
empire
RENEWED ANNUITY FOR TUE CROWN PRINCE
Alarming reports of the renewal in bad form of the
throat affection OF Crown Prince Frederick william have
been traced to Paris and Vienna They
definite and detailed TINT they have created much
anxiety here Inquiries sent to To5ach elected tclc-
gram tonight stating that the Prince has been
morrow going 10 Venice He will stop for the night
TRENT reaching Venice Monday. Dr. Mackenzie re-
the Princes throat, hut there il authentic
report Of an operation having been prrforned Before
goiug To Tobaoh Dr. Mackenzie visited Milan and other
localities. making inquiries regarding the temperature
and mOs tire Of various health resorts IN the norm ~
Italy The cold weatnsr at lo!acn mas niSi,nsu tnn
Monday, travelling by way OF Campzzo. Austrian ana
German medical authorities persist in regarding Or
MackenZc's da of the Princes maiddy wrong
and his treatment insufficient 20 effect a cure The
ReieS a-siGe,. referring to DR. Mackenzes examine
ton of the Princes throat tones down its import The
paper SAYS that while travelling in Germany for NE
benefit OF his own health Dr. MaekeIAe paid visit 70
the Prince and. after the examination OF the aticrs
throat able to announce gratifying conthinanc"
OF the improvement OF the affected part. Tie paper
also the doctor intimael his intention o. paying
the Prince another visit before MS rftnrn 70 EnSIId
These assurances however do hot disspAte thc popular
alarm Princes condition. 1t belieN oil that
he has had slight relapse and that the state OF his
throat is less promising.
LESS TENSION BrTwEEN FRANCE AND GERMANY
The relations existing between Germany and France
the present less irritating than for some
time past. Count Munster returned 20 his post at
Paris yesterday charged with pacific message from
Prince Bismarck TO W Flourcns. In his interview with
VI Fonrens Count Won Munster said that the views Of
the German Government were that the state OF Europe
justified the hope OF the maintenance or peace winch
Germany would do her utmost t0 ~ l.
A seni-ofhcal reference 70 the arrest OF the lad
schuacbeles received through thu French Embassy BY
Count Herbert Bismarck. elected from the latter
promise that in disosing of the te youth OF tho
cuprt would he taken into consideration
EMPKEsS AUGUST AT ATHE RED CROSS COMP RENEE
Empress Augusta from Baden to-day and at
tended The Red Cross Conference al Carlsuhe She
received with enthusiasm and remained To the close nf
the sitting The conference approved tanning the
present International Committee with headquarters
Geneva. The Empress accorded the president and many
members Of the conference reception alter rtur1ilnS
10 Baden.
Personal NOTES.
Mr.. Pcndleton. the American Minister 10 Germany,
has returned to Berlin.
Count Won MOltkc going 10 Ragatz. Switzerland.
returning Kreisau in time to celebrate on October 81
his eighty --eycnrh birthday.
DIR schwenInger Prince Bsmarcks physician has
gone to COustaiin0plc tho request of the sultan To
advise the ladies Of the harem as 70 regime against
obesity.
Klein and Grebert. who convicted OF treason.
are now in prison Halle. Klein Is employed al car
pcntry and Grebert at knitting stockings
EXECUTION OF A WIFE PoIsOSRR.
The poisoncr scheche convicted Of the murder of his
first and second wives was bcbeadcd to-day stargard.
The execution took place in front OF the prison.